Ultrashallow junctions for ULSI using As2+implantation and rapid thermal anneal |
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Authors: | Park B.G. Bokor J. Luftman H.S. Rafferty C.S. Pinto M.R. |
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Affiliation: | AT&T Bell Lab., Murray Hill, NJ; |
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Abstract: | Using As2+ ion implantation and rapid thermal anneal, 40-nm n+-p junctions are realized. The junction formed with p- substrate shows very low leakage current (<0.5 nA/cm2) up to 2-V reverse bias. The introduction of a heavily doped (1018 cm-3 level) p region generates a significantly higher leakage current due to the onset of band-to-band tunneling. Using varied geometry devices with a given area, the major tunneling current is shown to be confined in the perimeter of the device, and a method to suppress this leakage is suggested |
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